Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

[camera shutters clicking]
[Elizabeth speaks Russian on tape]
-Ah. Where's this one? Where's this one? -[dogs barking]
Another rarity for the collection.
Her judgment is unfailingly better than mine.
[man in English] But it was the 1970s, and I was just a local functionary.
Thank you.
But it was my clever grandmother, Mary,
And the implications that no matter what choices we make,
Warm ties of kinship became frozen
Do we really have any choice at all?
♪ All the king's horses And all the king's men… ♪
[Elizabeth] Oh.
[man] Concerning their Imperial Majesties, the Tsar and Tsarina of Russia.
And the house needs me to focus on it. He-- He needs me too.
My disenchantment long predates that.
Scenes of destruction, of fire, even of blood on the streets.
[speaking Russian]
And reminding myself
he told the hardliners there will be no return to the Cold War
An act of great disrespect to my family's memory.
[Elizabeth] Hmm.
-[Penny] Then they have to extract it? -[Philip] Yes.
-The Queen? -In with the prime minister.
Philip and I honeymooned at Broadlands, as you know.
[Elizabeth] The truth is, Queen Mary…
Authority.
-It's Emily, isn't it? -[woman] Yes, ma'am.
Penny is in the family. A married woman.
said he hoped a line could be drawn under the matter, once and for all,
The person he's related to, the tsarina,
The government is willing to send a ship
Profound.
[men laughing]
[in English] Mr. President…
-[speaking Russian] -[interpreter in English] Your Majesty.
Now, there's another one.
[indistinct conversation]